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 1  I, 4  |       His work, the earth is His creation, the sea is His handiwork;
 2  I, 5  |     dwelling in it, so the whole creation is contained by the spirit
 3  I, 5  |         spirit is along with the creation contained by the hand of
 4  I, 5  |         who along with the whole creation is enclosed by the hand
 5 II, 6  |        as self-existent] and the creation of the world [without a
 6 II, 7  |        handle the subject of the Creation, said that in the beginning
 7 II, 9  |   uttered both what regarded the creation of the world and all other
 8 II, 10 |        through them spoke of the creation of the world and of all
 9 II, 10 |      named the "beginning," and "creation," then he thus introduced
10 II, 10 |      Then having spoken of their creation, he explains to us: "And
11 II, 11 |        Now, the beginning of the creation is light; since light manifests
12 II, 12 | suggestions, both concerning the creation of the world and the nature
13 II, 13 |             XIII. REMARKS ON THE CREATION OF THE WORLD.~Moreover,
14 II, 13 |          beginning to relate the creation of all things from the earthly
15 II, 13 |       prophet mentioned that the creation of the heavens first of
16 II, 13 |       God gave for animating the creation, as he gave life to man,
17 II, 13 |          the Spirit, may nourish creation. For the Spirit being one,
18 II, 18 |                       XVIII. THE CREATION OF MAN.~But as to what relates
19 II, 18 |        as to what relates to the creation of man, his own creation
20 II, 18 |         creation of man, his own creation cannot be explained by man,
21 II, 18 |      mere bye-works, reckons the creation of man to be the only work
22 II, 19 |         tilling it. But that the creation of man might be made plain,
23 II, 19 |         make man;" and since His creation was not yet plainly related,
24 II, 22 |   uttered, the first-born of all creation, not Himself being emptied
25 II, 23 |         day, and made known this creation after the seventh day, when
26 II, 32 |       they do not know about the creation of the world and its population?
27 II, 33 |    before the flood; both of the creation of the world and the formation
28 II, 35 |        the unity of God, and the creation of the world, and the formation
29 III, 3 |        if they spoke even of the creation of the world, they finally
30 III, 15|         of God, the maker of all creation, we yet consider that we
31 III, 23|        the very beginning of the creation of the world, which Moses
32 III, 23|     spoken of what concerned the creation and genesis of the world,
33 III, 28|          are concerned. From the creation of the world to the deluge
34 III, 28|           All the years from the creation of the world amount to a